bob pisani, rick santelli in chicago. bob, on the surface it looks as if really the markets kind of sniffed around a little at the edges and settled exactly where they were going into it. is that correct or is there more to this? >> no. on the surface it's exactly what things are doing right now. on the surface we're basically unchanged. the dow jones industrial average has been up all throughout the day, up about 40 points. and rarely do you get almost no move. usually you get some kind of gyration. we saw a little move in the dollar. the dollar was down, the euro was up a little bit. i would not call that statistically significant. gold moved just a little bit. i would say it's up fractionally. i wouldn't call that statistically significant. bonds hardly even moved. the only chuckle people were passing around was when the fed called out the government by saying fiscal policy has become somewhat more restrictive. that's an obvious reference to washington getting in the way even more with all the sequester issues. i would